*By the way, I don't Digimon, but it would be cool if I did. Yeah.*
At first, there was nothing. Then, a vortex opened up and packets of data and Digi-Gnomes came out. When the packets of data collided with themselves, they became Digi-eggs and fell down. Then the Digi-Gnomes granted a wish for the Digimon in the Digi-eggs, and created the ground. At first, it was just barren rocks and dirt, but the Digi-eggs landed on the ground safely.
The Digi-Gnomes looked after the Digi-eggs until they were hatched, then the Digimon played and walked and talked. But all of a sudden, some strange force came onto the steppe, and some Digimon and Digi-Gnomes were deleted. The other Digimon wanted to protect their creators (the Digi-Gnomes) so the remaining Digi-Gnomes granted the Digimon another wish: to Digivolve. Newer, stronger Digimon appeared, and they were able to frighten off that strange force... for the moment.
Some Digimon wanted a newer change of scenery, so they made new areas, some forested, others filled with oceans, or mountains with deep gorges and canyons to fit thier needs.
But peace never lasts long. Some Digimon began to fight others for land and food, then loading thier data. 4 of the strongest Digimon came forward and controled the populace. These Digimon became the Digimon Sovereigns, each ruling thier own plains.
The whole Digital world was at peace then, but some Digimon were pulled into the Real World by children, who became Digimon Tamers. The Digimon became thier partners, but to the Soveriegns, they were mere pets to the humans. The Sovereigns were furious, and sent the Devas into the Human's World to destroy them.
...and you know the rest of the story. If you don't, well here it is briefly:
"The Tamers destroyed the Devas, and came into the Digital World. They told the Soveriegns that they were not the real enemy, that strange force is, which is now known as 'The D-Reaper'. They destroyed that too."
Yeah, I'm not good with big long stories all mushed up into a short story. Don't blame me! Blame... the Government! Yeah, it's all thier fault... with thier huge parliment buildings and stuff... I'll be quiet now.
At first, there was nothing. Then, a vortex opened up and packets of data and Digi-Gnomes came out. When the packets of data collided with themselves, they became Digi-eggs and fell down. Then the Digi-Gnomes granted a wish for the Digimon in the Digi-eggs, and created the ground. At first, it was just barren rocks and dirt, but the Digi-eggs landed on the ground safely.
The Digi-Gnomes looked after the Digi-eggs until they were hatched, then the Digimon played and walked and talked. But all of a sudden, some strange force came onto the steppe, and some Digimon and Digi-Gnomes were deleted. The other Digimon wanted to protect their creators (the Digi-Gnomes) so the remaining Digi-Gnomes granted the Digimon another wish: to Digivolve. Newer, stronger Digimon appeared, and they were able to frighten off that strange force... for the moment.
Some Digimon wanted a newer change of scenery, so they made new areas, some forested, others filled with oceans, or mountains with deep gorges and canyons to fit thier needs.
But peace never lasts long. Some Digimon began to fight others for land and food, then loading thier data. 4 of the strongest Digimon came forward and controled the populace. These Digimon became the Digimon Sovereigns, each ruling thier own plains.
The whole Digital world was at peace then, but some Digimon were pulled into the Real World by children, who became Digimon Tamers. The Digimon became thier partners, but to the Soveriegns, they were mere pets to the humans. The Sovereigns were furious, and sent the Devas into the Human's World to destroy them.
...and you know the rest of the story. If you don't, well here it is briefly:
"The Tamers destroyed the Devas, and came into the Digital World. They told the Soveriegns that they were not the real enemy, that strange force is, which is now known as 'The D-Reaper'. They destroyed that too."
Yeah, I'm not good with big long stories all mushed up into a short story. Don't blame me! Blame... the Government! Yeah, it's all thier fault... with thier huge parliment buildings and stuff... I'll be quiet now.
